Many companies use transitional work programs to return temporarily injured employees to the …
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Workers Comp Basics
Executives Viewing Diversity Training as Positive Satisfied With Careers
Managers and executives who see value in diversity training are more committed to their …
Executives Viewing Diversity Training as Positive Satisfied With CareersRead More
10 Elements to Design, Implement and Control Workers Compensation Costs
Due to the unique and complex nature of the workers compensation system, only a holistic approach …
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New York Comp Rates and Younger Workers New Decision
A recent decision, “Maw v. Wal-Mart (3d Dept. 1/13/11)”, is extremely useful for …
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Four Things the Treating Physician Can Do to Help Implement a Transitional Duty Program
An important part of transitional work programs is getting the injured employees treating …
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Who You Gonna Call For Help Upgrading Your Safety Program – OSHA or Your Carrier
Many employers, both large and small, know they need a better safety program, but feel like they do …
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Unexpected Benefits From Government Regulation
Since WWII, many new programs, state and federal, regulating disability have been added to workers …
Native Americans and Workers Compensation
If you think the 50 states having 50 different workers compensation statutes is confusing, you will …
Thousands Suffer Preventable Hearing Loss Due to High Workplace Noise Levels
OSHA is extending until March 21, 2011 the comment period on interpretation of parts of its noise …
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Florida Workers Compensation Basics 101
Workers Compensation Laws change frequently. This is only a summary; a complete copy of the most …
Research Shows Dangers of Nanoparticles at Work
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is researching the health effects …
Jury Says Former North Dakota Executive Not Dismissed As Whistleblower
A North Dakota jury has found that a former Workforce Safety and Insurance executive was not …
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Australian Workers Can Have Their Say on Workplace Regulations
Have your say on new work health and safety regulations... Tom Phillips, Safe Work …
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Six Types of Employees to Avoid
Some employees turn out to be the proverbial "employee from hell." One of the biggest …
Meaning of the Phrase – By Accident
Many injured workers and not a few attorneys forget that under the workers compensation statutes of …
Three-Quarters of British Welfare Applicants Fit to Work
Three-quarters of people applying for the new British Employment and Support Allowance program …
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New Co-Managers Join Workers Compensation Roundtable
We are pleased to announce some changes to the Workers’ Compensation Roundtable, …
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ACOEM Has Guide of Best Doctors for Work-Related Injuries
The American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) has released a guide to the …
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5 Frequently Asked Questions about Payment of Indemnity Benefits
1. Q: When and how long can an employee collect indemnity benefits? A: As long as the …
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No News is NOT Good News, When Managing Work Comp Claims
Work comp operates under certain presumptions, one of which is that unless an employer provides …
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